Meanings of stage scenery in English

The picturesqueness of stage scenery that is not real, not alive.

The outline has all the appearance of stage scenery of the goblin cavern sort.

In the half-century following Melk, rococo flowers into miraculously imaginative and convincing stage scenery.

The trees, illumined from below, were intensely green, like the painted trees in stage scenery.

But, child, behind all your fantastic stage scenery rises the altar, where everlasting bonds are forged.

We entered a shady channel between two high ranges of mountains, oddly symmetrical-likestage scenery, very pretty, though unlike nature.

One quarter of the place had been shelled nearly level; the facades of the houses stood doorless, roofless, and windowless like stage scenery.

Then the two young performers showed the others how the stage scenery was set up to look as real as possible from the front.

But, about twenty yards from them, the open door stood on its own in the middle of nothing, like a piece of stage scenery.

The greatest actors need the adjunct of stage scenery to support the illusion, whereas this man, entirely unaided, almost convinced me even against my reason.

"Ah, my dear comte, love, nowadays, like nature, should only be used for decoration, as a bit of stage setting, or as stage scenery."